1. Absolutely.

Most women don’t want a yes man—i.e., a pushover—but they do love a guy who knows what he wants. “We’re attracted to men who are certain and decisive, When a man speaks like that—‘yes’ or ‘absolutely’—it shows that certainty.” It also says you’re a guy who’s willing to do what makes her happy, including in the bedroom: “If she lets out a moan and you say, ‘yes,’ it gives her permission to go even deeper into her pleasure, It helps her let go.

2. Love.

“I love you” isn’t the only way to drop the “L” word—simply saying you love a specific part of her body will effortlessly ignite her desire. “The connotation of ‘love’ is intense and special, sounds very positive and passionate.

3. Wet.

Whereas everyone can see your erection, only you can detect her lubrication. “That’s a very intimate thing—you’re both in on the secret, that she’s turned on by you. Even referencing her wetness before she’s fully aroused can help produce the desired response: “The brain sometimes doesn’t know the difference between what is real and what isn’t When you tell a woman, ‘You’re getting so wet,’ her body will respond.

4. c*ck

Females choose “c*ck” over “penis,” “prick,” or “dick.” “Dick is more derogatory, like, ‘He’s a dick,’ or it’s a joke word, But c*ck is very strong and masculine.” To preserve its erotic power, avoid using “c*ck” in everyday chit-chat with your partner—save it for your most intimate moments.

5. Come.

It’s perhaps the only word that simultaneously conveys desire, pleasure, orgasm, and loss of control. But before you spout off, “I want to make you come,” make sure you’ve actually done so in the past—otherwise the word may just make her feel pressured to perform

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tmodeltoluene:
1. Absolutely.

Most women don’t want a yes man—i.e., a pushover—but they do love a guy who knows what he wants. “We’re attracted to men who are certain and decisive, When a man speaks like that—‘yes’ or ‘absolutely’—it shows that certainty.” It also says you’re a guy who’s willing to do what makes her happy, including in the bedroom: “If she lets out a moan and you say, ‘yes,’ it gives her permission to go even deeper into her pleasure, It helps her let go.

2. Love.

“I love you” isn’t the only way to drop the “L” word—simply saying you love a specific part of her body will effortlessly ignite her desire. “The connotation of ‘love’ is intense and special, sounds very positive and passionate.

3. Wet.

Whereas everyone can see your erection, only you can detect her lubrication. “That’s a very intimate thing—you’re both in on the secret, that she’s turned on by you. Even referencing her wetness before she’s fully aroused can help produce the desired response: “The brain sometimes doesn’t know the difference between what is real and what isn’t When you tell a woman, ‘You’re getting so wet,’ her body will respond.

4. c*ck

Females choose “c*ck” over “penis,” “prick,” or “dick.” “Dick is more derogatory, like, ‘He’s a dick,’ or it’s a joke word, But c*ck is very strong and masculine.” To preserve its erotic power, avoid using “c*ck” in everyday chit-chat with your partner—save it for your most intimate moments.

5. Come.

It’s perhaps the only word that simultaneously conveys desire, pleasure, orgasm, and loss of control. But before you spout off, “I want to make you come,” make sure you’ve actually done so in the past—otherwise the word may just make her feel pressured to perform

thanks